5 scents of passion

• May 7, 2024

There are aromas that awaken passion and rekindle the fire between couples. No doubt to have a better health and quality of life is necessary to maintain a full sexual life. For this aromatherapy contains elements that may be suitable for this purpose.

There are certain substances, whether extracted from flowers, silvers or woods, which cause an increase in libido due to their aphrodisiac properties. Here we present 5 of the most recurring aromas to rekindle the fire of passion.

Jasmine. The king of oils. Its fragrance is delicious and its effect has been known since the days of the majarayas and the sultans of the east. In India it is called "the queen of the night" women use jasmine flowers to seduce their husbands by putting them in their hair at dusk. They are used at weddings in garlands for their pleasant aroma. It is said that when elephants do not join, they are given this precious and expensive oil to motivate them to reproduce. Jasmine is widely used in perfumery, it is extremely expensive so it is almost not found in commercial products in quantities that may have some effect.

pink. The rose is the queen of the flowers. Its delicate fragrance seduces us and its effect is also seductive. Cleopatra took baths of milk and honey with rose petals. Just like jasmine is a very expensive oil and one of the hardest to obtain pure.

Vanilla. We all know its aroma, subtle but penetrating sweet. Its aroma is warm and sweet. It was the aphrodisiac of the pre-Columbian Indians considered worthy of the gods. It is believed to be an aphrodisiac because its aroma reminds us of breast milk. There are several laboratory studies that demonstrate its effectiveness.

Ginger. It has a strong smell and a stimulating effect. Its aphrodisiac effects can be increased by mixing it with other oils and thus giving it a better smell.

The nail. A strong aroma, has to be used in low quantities and with caution but its effect is stimulating and aphrodisiac. A species so precious that there were even wars for this species.